Featured Articles
stories from our current issue.
Thinking Green
Turning to the Experts
When you hire a financial advisor, the assistance you receive is tailor-made, says Treana M. Lankard, vice president and branch leader...
Embracing the Active Years
The Pros of Volunteering
One innovative way for seniors to get moving is to dedicate their time to helping others. Volunteering helps keep bodies running,...
The World of Collegiate Sports
Hazing: Is It An Issue?
Hazing – a ‘rite of passage’ groups invoke to embarrass new members – is a controversial subject. Some believe light...
Faces of Oklahoma
Behind every great company is a hardworking team that contributes to the diverse economic fabric of our state. These individuals spend their days creating...
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State
All things Oklahoma
September
Celebrating the American Spirit
One of Oklahoma’s latest developments is a $2 billion theme park that will contend with major amusement parks like Disneyland and Universal Studios. Named...
September
Celebrating the American Spirit
One of Oklahoma’s latest developments is a $2 billion theme park that will contend with major amusement parks like Disneyland and Universal Studios. Named...
Education
Preparing for a High-Tech Future
In the world of polytechnics, job growth is imminent. And now, Oklahoma has just the school to meet those industry needs. The OU Polytechnic...
Nature
Protecting the State’s Vulnerable
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s Wildlife Diversity Program (WDP) was established in 1981. Focusing on rare, declining and threatened species, as well as...
Activities
Scooting Safely
If you’ve ever seen someone gliding past you on an electric scooter, looking like they’re having the time of their lives, you are not...
Hobbies
Right on Target
Trapshooting, an incredibly well-liked sport in the state of Oklahoma, originated back in the 18th century; it was well-established in England by the 1790s....
September
The Good Kind of Tears
One of the biggest characteristics of the Stillwater-born music known as Red Dirt is its emphasis on lyrics that are honest, real and sometimes...
Life & Style
No Limits in the Skies
“Since mid-2021, Tulsa International Airport (TUL) has welcomed twelve new non-stop destinations from four carriers – American, Southwest, Allegiant and Breeze,” says Andrew Pierini,...
Active Years
Embracing the Active Years
The Pros of Volunteering
One innovative way for seniors to get moving is to dedicate their time to helping others. Volunteering helps keep bodies running,...
Features
The World of Collegiate Sports
Hazing: Is It An Issue?
Hazing – a ‘rite of passage’ groups invoke to embarrass new members – is a controversial subject. Some believe light...
First Bite
The World on a Plate
A globally inspired dining destination nestled in the heart of Oklahoma City, Riserva takes guests on a culinary journey that captures the warmth of...
2023
Kicking Off Fall Cinema
September has a wide array of cinema choices – from surreal to science fiction to comedy. That being said, hopefully you’ll see something you...
2023
Exploring All Black Towns
The prevalence of all-Black towns in Oklahoma, most widespread between 1865 to 1920, represents a truly unique time period in American history. Although the...
Life & Style
a map to living well
2023
Frolicking in Roatán
The curiosity for traveling has not waned – despite the hectic challenges the industry has endured over the last few years. Like historic explorers,...
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Happenings
A Plan for Success
Ever since the Land Run of 1889, territory has been an essential part of the identity and history of Oklahomans. Immortalized in our state...
Taste
food, drink, and other pleasures
First Bite
The World on a Plate
A globally inspired dining destination nestled in the heart of Oklahoma City, Riserva takes guests on a culinary journey that captures the warmth of...
Local Flavor
Franco’s
Frank Vivacqua has loved cooking for as long as he can remember. He was born into a large and loving Italian-American family in Chicago.
“From...
Local Flavor
The Press
Located in the heart of OKC’s Plaza District, the Press offers reimagined classics with an atmosphere that’s anything but forgettable. With an extensive menu,...
Chef Chat
A Heart for Others
Everyone who meets her agrees that Lindsey Scotney is the kindest person around.
But, she says, “I became a chef out of spite. My cooking...
2023
Sun Cattle Co.
Comfort food done right can be found at Sun Cattle Co. in OKC.
Best known for their onion fried hamburgers, Sun Cattle offers up a...
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Where & When
great things to do in oklahoma
Performances
Creativity Abounds
Looking for live entertainment to finish out the summer? Luckily, September is jam-packed with extraordinary performances all across the state.
At the PAC, Tulsans can...
Closers and Openers
While the weather is slowly starting to cool off, spend the last days of summer watching a plethora of sporting events.
With baseball season coming...
A Mixed Bag
With September comes a wide range of community centric events for the whole family.
For the artsy Tulsans, the First Friday Art Crawl kicks off...
2023
Kicking Off Fall Cinema
September has a wide array of cinema choices – from surreal to science fiction to comedy. That being said, hopefully you’ll see something you...
2023
Rodeos, Festivals and Hot Air Balloons!
You can wave goodbye to the summer heat at a variety of community events this month.
In Tulsa, the Greenwood Film Festival takes place Aug....
2023
A Sporting Mélange
August melds together a variety of sporting events for just about any interest.
In Tulsa, the FC continues its soccer matches at ONEOK Field on...
2023
Getting Introspective
Cool off in the great indoors with a variety of art exhibitions and performances this month.
Living Arts presents the Oh, Tulsa! Biennial from Aug....
